Here are this week’s candidates for the Trinity Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Taylorville Prime Time Performer.
You can vote once every 12 hours until the polls close on Friday at 5 p.m.
The winner will receive a $20 gift card to Dublin Pub.
Gift cards will be mailed to the school office at the end of each month.
George Bailey (South Fork Football) Another big game for Bailey on Saturday as the Ponies picked up a 52-6 win over Galva in round one of the playoffs. Bailey ran for multiple touchdowns in the victory including the first of the game late in the first quarter. Highlights from the win HERE.
Rachel Becker (Springfield High Volleyball) The Springfield High Senators won a regional title 2-1 over Jacksonville on Thursday night. Becker was the kills leader for the Senators in the win with 16 kills. She also had four digs, one ace and a block in the win. Highlights HERE.
Graham Blackwell (Maroa Forsyth Football) Maroa Forsyth traveled south to take on Chester on Saturday and picked up a 26-14 victory. Blackwell had a big game for the Trojans defense. The sophomore picked up seven tackles including 2 sacks and an interception. Check out the highlights from Maroa’s round one victory HERE.
Khorbin Gregory (Rochester Football) A big first quarter for Gregory on Friday night as the Rockets picks up a 56-7 round one win over Taylorville. On special teams, Gregory had a 54 yard punt return touchdown and a 99 yard kick off return touchdown. See those touchdowns and more HERE.
Jeremiah Jackson (Jacksonville Football) The Jacksonville Crimsons traveled to Olney on Saturday night and upset No. 1 seeded Richland County 41-39. Jackson rushed for 190 yard and two touchdowns in the victory but he also had a couple key plays. He caught the Crimsons’ only completed pass of the game for a 40 yard gain to help set up Jacksonville’s last touchdown. The sophomore also come up with an interception with 1:10 left in the game to help seal the victory. Highlights of the round one win HERE.
Regan Littrell (Glenwood Volleyball) Glenwood traveled to Jerseyville on Thursday night and won a regional with a 2-0 victory over Triad. Littrell had ten digs, two assist and an ace in the victory. See the highlights of the win HERE.
Brenden McArdle (Rochester Boys Soccer) The Rockets will play in a super sectional on Monday after winning the Effingham sectional last week. McArdle scored a goal in both sectional games and had an assist in the title game. Highlights of the sectional championship game HERE.
Briar Moore (Williamsville Boys Soccer) The Bullets will play in their third straight super sectional game following a 2-0 win over SJO for a sectional title. Moore scored a goal in the semifinal earlier in the week then scored again in the title game on Friday night. Highlights of the Bullets sectional championship win HERE.
Hunter Morris (PORTA Football) The Bluejays are into the second round of the playoffs following a 9-8 win over Fairfield on Saturday. Morris kicked a 26 yard game winning field goal as time expired to help give the Bluejays the victory. Check out the game winning kick HERE.
Morgan Petelin (Normal U-High Volleyball) The Pioneers are back in a sectional this week following a 2-0 win over Bloomington on Thursday. Petelin had 15 assists in the win along with seven digs and three kills. Highlights can be seen HERE.
Jacy Ravenscraft (Maroa Forsyth Volleyball) Maroa Forsyth picked up a 2-0 victory over Prairie Central for a regional title last week. In the win, it was Ravenscraft who had 23 assists, five digs, two kills and an ace. The Trojans travel to the Clinton sectional this week.
Cami Tinder (Rochester Volleyball) The Rochester Rockets won a regional title on Thursday with a 2-0 win over Riverton. Tinder tallied 28 assists in the victory along with nine digs and two kills. Highlights of the regional win HERE.
Caden Ward (Pawnee Football) The Pawnee Indians picked up a round one playoff win over Flanagan on Friday night and it was a big night personally for Ward. On Pawnee’s first scoring drive of the game Ward found Lucas Seiz for a first down. That made him the all time passing leader in Illinois 8-Man Football Association history. See some highlights of the Indian’s round one win HERE.
